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Lista de projectos e programas

CMU Portugal Program

Financiado por Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia.

01/01/2006 — ...

The Center for Mathematical Analysis, Geometry, and Dynamical Systems has been participating in this partnership between Portuguese institutions and the Carnegie Mellon University since the program was launched in 2006. The program offers PhD Scholarships in Applied Mathematics and supports a Visiting Faculty and Researchers Program.

 

Einstein gravity and nonlinear waves: physical models, numerical simulations and data analysis

Financiado por European Commission.

Referência: HORIZON-MSCA-2022-SE/101131233

01/10/2023 — 30/09/2027

Investigador Responsável: Filipe Mena

The study of nonlinear waves on curved geometries have been increasingly important in physics and engineering, for example to model and build more efficient and environmentally friendly materials. The difficulty in dealing with those wave equations, including the Einstein equations, led to im- pressive recent developments of geometry and analysis as well as powerful numerical methods requiring the highest computer power. In turn, the re- cent observations of the most challenging wave signals such as gravitational waves ignited unprecedented investment on experiments and data analysis. This research network will allow interdisciplinary mobility and training of researchers in the new methods relevant to current and near-future developments in those fields.

Número de participantes: 4.

Fundamental Challenges in Theoretical Physics

Financiado por EU COST Action THEORY-CHALLENGES.

Referência: OC-2022-1-25800/2022

10/10/2023 — 09/10/2027

Action Chair: Alessandro Sfondrini (Univ. Padova and IAS Princeton)

Coordenador no IST: Ricardo Schiappa

This Action aims at developing a comprehensive approach for studying strongly-interacting systems in classical and quantum physics by exploit- ing symmetries, dualities, and the internal consistency of the underlying theories. This calls for the cooperation of researchers from different fields, across Europe and beyond. The Action will bring together theoretical and mathematical physicists with expertise in quantum field theory, string the- ory, gravity, geometry and information theory, establishing the first network of this kind centred around Europe. Such a critical mass will also boost the visibility and impact of European research in theoretical physics.